Exciting news for fans of challenging platformers: *Jump King*, the 2D game that originally captivated players on PC back in 2019, has now soft-launched on Android. Developed by Nexile and published by UKIYO, this engaging title is now available for free in select regions, including the UK, Canada, the Philippines, and Denmark. Players in other parts of the world can look forward to its global release soon.
Where Is Jump King Soft Launching?
The game is currently accessible in the UK, Canada, the Philippines, and Denmark. It's free to play in these regions, offering a thrilling experience to those who dare to take on its challenging gameplay.
In *Jump King*, the objective is simple yet daunting: reach the top to meet the Smoking Hot Babe. The game's mechanics are unforgiving—there are no mid-air corrections or safety nets. You charge your jump by holding down, then release to leap, aiming to land precisely where you intend. But beware, the higher you climb, the harder you fall. A single misstep can send you tumbling back down, potentially erasing hours of progress in mere seconds. You start with 20 hearts, losing one with each fall. Run out of hearts, and you'll need to either spin the daily fortune wheel for a chance at 5 to 100 free hearts or opt to purchase more.
This game is a test of patience and precision, living up to its name as a tactical leaping adventure.
You Get Expansions in the Mobile Version Too
Once you've conquered the base game, *Jump King* offers more challenges with two free expansions: *New Babe+* and *Ghost of the Babe*. *New Babe+* introduces a world that feels familiar yet different, pushing your skills to their limits. Meanwhile, *Ghost of the Babe* takes you beyond Philosopher's Forest into a desolate landscape, prompting you to reflect on the very purpose of your climb.
*Jump King* is all about leaping, falling, cursing, and trying again. If you're in one of the soft-launch regions, you can dive into this exhilarating experience on the Google Play Store.
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